View Full Version : What grinds your gears?
Blackbirdws6
05-04-2015, 10:02 AM
Besides a broken trans and a mis-shift, what grinds your gears? I'll start.
Had to go to a family birthday party in S. Jersey. My wife went home with her mother the night before (she lives in S. Jersey) so I would be riding solo down the NJ turnpike. The G8 was clean and it was a beautiful day so off I went. Now I will admit, I was feeling a bit saucy being by myself with no performance limiter in the passenger seat (aka wife yelling) and some angry music. Before we get too far, I will be clear no street racing took place.
Over the next hour, no less than 3 cars made it clear they wanted to "play" but either wanted me to chase them at ludicrous speed or would do a flyby and then weave through traffic.
1st one was a Challenger R/T that looked fairly stock. I would speed up a little to catch up and say hi. The faster I would creep up, the faster he went. It was clear he didn't want to get side-by-side so I decided to open it up to stop the cat and mouse. He went into the right lane and slowed down....ok. 2 mins later he must have got WOT and passed me while then taking the next exit. Ehh whatever.
2nd was a newer, lowered white WRX. Similar situation as the challenger except he decided it would be fun to see how many cars he could cut off to get away from me. I don't do that nonsense so again...whatever.
3rd and final, last gen 335i coupe slammed to the ground with a flat black wrap. Looks like it was modded. I know those cars with some mods can be pretty quick. He made it a point to catch up to me and I was clear of my intentions. Like the WRX, he wanted to weave in and out of traffic.
I guess I need to make a trip to the drag strip...
LTb1ow
05-04-2015, 10:05 AM
In general with life, or car related?
Blackbirdws6
05-04-2015, 10:13 AM
In general with life, or car related?
This is the lounge. Go for it.
LTb1ow
05-04-2015, 10:23 AM
Work treating me/the others as hourly people when my paycheck and boss clearly state I am salary.
sweetbmxrider
05-04-2015, 10:37 AM
ImprezzMe
Maybe you should get into the AutoX scene like everyone else brah?
WildBillyT
05-04-2015, 10:39 AM
Stolen nerd culture.
Blackbirdws6
05-04-2015, 10:39 AM
Work treating me/the others as hourly people when my paycheck and boss clearly state I am salary.
What do you mean?
ImprezzMe
Maybe you should get into the AutoX scene like everyone else brah?
We should figure out how to stance an fbody, make all the millions...of pesos. :rofl:
foxriderry
05-04-2015, 10:41 AM
I absolutely hate when people go weaving in and out of traffic like that in a car. Especially when they know your car is faster so they have to prove they're more bad ass by risking their car and life, along with yours, and every other motorist on the road. With that being said I'm also not surprised that you found a bimmer doing that, I'm sorry but the majority of those that I come across just drive without a care.
What also grinds my gears is when you get a part for your car, in this case my expensive ass 9" rear, and the shock mounting holes are to small for the shock mount!!!! Now I have to go find a big drill bit and drill out the holes. I thought I was paying for stuff like this to already be done?!?!
LTb1ow
05-04-2015, 10:45 AM
What do you mean?
We should figure out how to stance an fbody, make all the millions...of pesos. :rofl:
Front office is chasing us down for making exact 40hours a week, etc etc, boss just says give me at least 160 per pay period. Its BS kiddy ****.
The amount of stuff I have accumulated over the years.
Mainly car parts and tools/equipment. It takes me on average15-20 minutes just to find a tool I need or a part I sold online. The garage is the size that in the past it has fit 4 cars plus a 60 gal compressor, engines/trans, and other parts all at the same time yet currently, I trip over no less than 4 random things just tryign to walk from on end to the other. The basement has a ton of parts, as well as the celler, backyard, and secondary garage. I just filled a 13yard dumpster like 3 months ago during a cleanout and it didn't seem to make a dent. I wish I could bring myself to just throw out everything I'm not currently using but its hard. Ive been parting out/selling parts since 2001 and I've seen the value of decent OEM parts for 3rd, and recently 4th, gen cars begin to rise dramatically. I can't bring myself to throw out potential money. I don't have an established career just yet so sometimes if I need a few extra bucks, I grab a few parts out, post them one ebay or online, and I have an extra couple hundred bucks. I know I just have to suck it up and start tossing more stuff but it won't be easy, especially at this time in my life being married, having a 4 month old son, going to school full-time, and working in my free time. Makes me almost hate cars.
The_Bishop
05-04-2015, 10:55 AM
When I finally start to get financially on my feet and get kicked down on my ass again.
Case in point: My wife's exploder was on the verge of exploding. While unexploded, it has some value, so... Out I go to trade it (and cash) in for another lower mileage used Explorer. The timing of the thing sucks, and has now slowed down my financial plans for paying off all debt and preparing to retire in about 4.5 years.
NJSPEEDER
05-04-2015, 11:05 AM
I hate sitting on conference calls that could have been emails that were called and are being moderated by the person that asked for what was done in the first place and is now confused as to what happened and why. Even better when the only person who's normal lunch schedule this doesn't interefere with is the one to set up the call.
GGGrrrrrrrrrr
WildBillyT
05-04-2015, 11:06 AM
I hate sitting on conference calls that could have been emails that were called and are being moderated by the person that asked for what was done in the first place and is now confused as to what happened and why. Even better when the only person who's normal lunch schedule this doesn't interefere with is the one to set up the call.
GGGrrrrrrrrrr
Reminds me of the "voice mails that could have been text messages".
sweetbmxrider
05-04-2015, 11:25 AM
Reminds me of the "voice mails that could have been text messages".
Google voice can transcribe your voice mails into texts!
CGMSS
05-04-2015, 12:09 PM
Road wise, truck traffic. Went down to NC last week, routes 78, 81. Some areas are 70mph, some 65. 2 big rigs together and 1 decides to pass...going up a hill...in the wrong gear...loses momentum. Now instead of passing the lead truck you have 2 trucks side by side doing 50-55 for the next 2 miles. Over and over. GRINDS MY GEARS
Blackbirdws6
05-04-2015, 12:28 PM
Front office is chasing us down for making exact 40hours a week, etc etc, boss just says give me at least 160 per pay period. Its BS kiddy ****.
Ahh gotcha. I've had similar. We do not bill our client hourly for the work we do in NJ however I'm told to only put 40 hours on my timesheet. I'm clearly doing more than 40 hours and would like it to be shown.
The amount of stuff I have accumulated over the years.
Sounds like you need to get some friends together to help organize/post stuff up for sale. I've never seen the amount of parts you have but I imagine it is significant.
When I finally start to get financially on my feet and get kicked down on my ass again.
Case in point: My wife's exploder was on the verge of exploding. While unexploded, it has some value, so... Out I go to trade it (and cash) in for another lower mileage used Explorer. The timing of the thing sucks, and has now slowed down my financial plans for paying off all debt and preparing to retire in about 4.5 years.
I swear whenever I get a good deal of cash at one time, someone sends a message out and an unexpected expense comes up. :)
I hate sitting on conference calls that could have been emails that were called and are being moderated by the person that asked for what was done in the first place and is now confused as to what happened and why. Even better when the only person who's normal lunch schedule this doesn't interefere with is the one to set up the call.
GGGrrrrrrrrrr
25% of my time during the week is meetings. Another 15% is prepping for a meeting lol. Management is good and bad.
Road wise, truck traffic. Went down to NC last week, routes 78, 81. Some areas are 70mph, some 65. 2 big rigs together and 1 decides to pass...going up a hill...in the wrong gear...loses momentum. Now instead of passing the lead truck you have 2 trucks side by side doing 50-55 for the next 2 miles. Over and over. GRINDS MY GEARS
2 miles isn't too bad but with a ride like that, I can understand the frustration.
ar0ck
05-04-2015, 01:14 PM
A car that fights you every step of the way, you go to tackle one problem only to discover another underneath it, constantly slowing down progress.
And right now with the amount of weddings I have to attend this year, because getting married seems to be the cool thing to do these days is cutting into extra money for the car between hotels, gifts, and bachelor parties!
NastyEllEssWon
05-04-2015, 02:34 PM
Allergies this past week. Seriously...can everything NOT be covered in green **** this week? kthanksbye
Had enough money saved for the car I want and the Ion died, leaving me to spend money on a brand new car.
Creases in my patent leather sneakers. I know theyre inevitable but..dammit. they look so bad.
LTb1ow
05-04-2015, 03:13 PM
Allergies this past week. Seriously...can everything NOT be covered in green **** this week? kthanksbye
Had enough money saved for the car I want and the Ion died, leaving me to spend money on a brand new car.
Creases in my patent leather sneakers. I know theyre inevitable but..dammit. they look so bad.
Its a catch 22, do I break my doc's in so they are comfy or do I leave em nice and smooth
NJSPEEDER
05-04-2015, 04:21 PM
Docs have to be broken in. Key is to have a daily pair and another pair to leave nice for going out
redsoxsstink
05-04-2015, 04:59 PM
burnt out brake lights, windshield wipers at obnoxious speeds, people that lean on cars, people that use my tools and put them back dirty/unorganized/not properly oriented with the other tools.
many things annoy me, im a curmudgeon
Featherburner
05-04-2015, 05:26 PM
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u3/jdhawk93/kqowo7_zps0k7ip85p.jpg
sweetbmxrider
05-04-2015, 05:34 PM
Missed shifts.
Paul Huryk
05-04-2015, 07:48 PM
For me its the people who book a detailing job at the shop, confirm right before, and then never show...
KirkEvil
05-04-2015, 10:24 PM
Every dunkin donuts employee that is responsible for putting soft spreadable cream cheese on my bagel, you are a disgrace. If your job is to toast a bagel then spread the soft spreadable cream cheese, you should spread that ****ing soft spreadable cream cheese evenly about the cross section. I do not want to open my wrapped bagel ten minutes down the road just to find a wad of soft spreadable cream cheese that you somehow managed to cake in the center hole of my bagel. Please spread the soft spreadable cream cheese.
NastyEllEssWon
05-05-2015, 01:31 AM
Its a catch 22, do I break my doc's in so they are comfy or do I leave em nice and smooth
Im scared to even put my feet in these :|
http://i.gyazo.com/028918eea04dca6713738fb452450a0e.png
sweetbmxrider
05-05-2015, 07:15 AM
Every dunkin donuts employee that is responsible for putting soft spreadable cream cheese on my bagel, you are a disgrace. If your job is to toast a bagel then spread the soft spreadable cream cheese, you should spread that ****ing soft spreadable cream cheese evenly about the cross section. I do not want to open my wrapped bagel ten minutes down the road just to find a wad of soft spreadable cream cheese that you somehow managed to cake in the center hole of my bagel. Please spread the soft spreadable cream cheese.
Even worse, when they take the tub of butter and place it on your bagel. Its not cream cheese, its disgusting, and I even order it with "less spread" yet it seems to be more than one could ever need on a dozen bagels. Maybe dd should use bilingual ordering screens so everyone understands what the **** I want!
LTb1ow
05-05-2015, 07:31 AM
Big 18 wheeler with oversized load flags, but carrying a pool that stretches into other lanes... Which of course freaks people out and then suddenly lose connection to their feet and can't pass it.
At least the ABS works. Ugh.
greenformula92
05-05-2015, 08:39 AM
Specifically while driving the 18 wheeler. People who drive in the middle lane but are going slow enough to be in the right. Forcing me to pass them illegally to the right or get out into the left lane illegally. Another good one is someone going slow. You move over to pass them and they speed up. So you move back into the right lane where you belong and the slow back down again. This continues for 50 miles....the truck is limited at 66...maybe idk put your damn phone down and do at least 66...its not like I'm doing 80 here. Another one is the fact that ppl assume because its big that it must be slow so they pull right out in front you....its not exactly a walk in the park to get 80,000 pounds slowed down from 50 to 10 cause you don't know how to step on it. Another good one is people stopping in the ez pass express lane, specifically the toll on the turnpike right after metlife cause they screwed up. You can't stop there...its like stopping in the left lane of the highway. I can't tell you how many people almost wound up wearing my KW hood ornament because of that. Getting it stopped isn't like stopping your Honda, how about a little common sense
NastyEllEssWon
05-05-2015, 11:16 AM
Even worse, when they take the tub of butter and place it on your bagel. Its not cream cheese, its disgusting, and I even order it with "less spread" yet it seems to be more than one could ever need on a dozen bagels. Maybe dd should use bilingual ordering screens so everyone understands what the **** I want!
dunkin donuts employee once made my hot chocolate, proceeded to put their finger IN THE DRINK HOLE and shook it to stir it....i never went back lol
NJSPEEDER
05-05-2015, 11:52 AM
Specifically while driving the 18 wheeler. People who drive in the middle lane but are going slow enough to be in the right. Forcing me to pass them illegally to the right or get out into the left lane illegally. Another good one is someone going slow. You move over to pass them and they speed up. So you move back into the right lane where you belong and the slow back down again. This continues for 50 miles....the truck is limited at 66...maybe idk put your damn phone down and do at least 66...its not like I'm doing 80 here. Another one is the fact that ppl assume because its big that it must be slow so they pull right out in front you....its not exactly a walk in the park to get 80,000 pounds slowed down from 50 to 10 cause you don't know how to step on it. Another good one is people stopping in the ez pass express lane, specifically the toll on the turnpike right after metlife cause they screwed up. You can't stop there...its like stopping in the left lane of the highway. I can't tell you how many people almost wound up wearing my KW hood ornament because of that. Getting it stopped isn't like stopping your Honda, how about a little common sense
These are the same things that grind the gears of every truck driver I have ever met. Isn't the statistic something like 95% of truck accidents are caused by people driving cars?
Driving the PA turnpike during rush hour I routinely see people almost get themselves creamed by trucks. My favorite still being the douche nozzle in an Audi that hit the back of an 18 wheeler weaving in and out of lanes because he was in such a big hurry in a traffic jam. Although the karma of watching the idiots radiator explode was glorious I am guessing it screwed the trucker over by delaying the load.
Featherburner
05-05-2015, 03:11 PM
Specifically while driving the 18 wheeler. People who drive in the middle lane but are going slow enough to be in the right. Forcing me to pass them illegally to the right or get out into the left lane illegally. Another good one is someone going slow. You move over to pass them and they speed up. So you move back into the right lane where you belong and the slow back down again. This continues for 50 miles....the truck is limited at 66...maybe idk put your damn phone down and do at least 66...its not like I'm doing 80 here. Another one is the fact that ppl assume because its big that it must be slow so they pull right out in front you....its not exactly a walk in the park to get 80,000 pounds slowed down from 50 to 10 cause you don't know how to step on it. Another good one is people stopping in the ez pass express lane, specifically the toll on the turnpike right after metlife cause they screwed up. You can't stop there...its like stopping in the left lane of the highway. I can't tell you how many people almost wound up wearing my KW hood ornament because of that. Getting it stopped isn't like stopping your Honda, how about a little common sense
That's not illegal in NJ on roads of 2 lanes or more.
transampete
05-06-2015, 08:02 AM
Cruising along with the cruise control on and getting ready to overtake someone when they suddenly speed up move in front of you and then slows down to the speed they were going when you were overtaking them in the first place. Like somehow they were policing your speed or something. This problem works in reverse too. Cruising along with the cruise on when suddenly someone is tailgating you and so you move over right but they don't pass instead they block you behind a slower car. WTF pass me already. Oh yeah, left lane dicks too. If you're not passing people move the f#ck over. I'm not flashing my high-beams just to say hi. I drive all over this state for work and I actually have someplace to be. So get out of the way!!!
One more thing, put down the phone and drive.
transampete
05-06-2015, 08:11 AM
That's not illegal in NJ on roads of 2 lanes or more.
Although I do it too. I'm pretty sure it's illegal to pass on the right any time.
WildBillyT
05-06-2015, 09:11 AM
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e186/double_overdrive496/2015-05-06%2010_08_42-www.state.nj.us_mvc_pdf_Licenses_Driver%20Manual_C hapter_4.pdf_zpsyf2qt6st.jpg
From http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/pdf/Licenses/Driver%20Manual/Chapter_4.pdf
greenformula92
05-06-2015, 09:53 AM
These are the same things that grind the gears of every truck driver I have ever met. Isn't the statistic something like 95% of truck accidents are caused by people driving cars?
That's the statistic I heard as well. And being out there I believe it. And I have to say that a lot of ppl in PA really don't know how to drive. So I know your frustration
Featherburner
05-06-2015, 10:55 AM
Although I do it too. I'm pretty sure it's illegal to pass on the right any time.
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e186/double_overdrive496/2015-05-06%2010_08_42-www.state.nj.us_mvc_pdf_Licenses_Driver%20Manual_C hapter_4.pdf_zpsyf2qt6st.jpg
From http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/pdf/Licenses/Driver%20Manual/Chapter_4.pdfThanks Bill. Roads with two lanes or more in the same direction it's perfectly legal to pass on the right.
transampete
05-06-2015, 11:22 PM
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e186/double_overdrive496/2015-05-06%2010_08_42-www.state.nj.us_mvc_pdf_Licenses_Driver%20Manual_C hapter_4.pdf_zpsyf2qt6st.jpg
From http://www.state.nj.us/mvc/pdf/Licenses/Driver%20Manual/Chapter_4.pdf
I'll keep this as a reference just in case I get pulled over.
WildBillyT
05-07-2015, 09:02 AM
Thanks Bill. Roads with two lanes or more in the same direction it's perfectly legal to pass on the right.
I'll keep this as a reference just in case I get pulled over.
I didn't comment further because of the ambiguous way it's written. That's just what's in the book.
Looks like it's legal but only if certain conditions are met. What's the definition of "substantially continuous line"?
greenformula92
05-07-2015, 09:37 AM
I didn't comment further because of the ambiguous way it's written. That's just what's in the book.
Looks like it's legal but only if certain conditions are met. What's the definition of "substantially continuous line"?
Looks to me that its one of those laws that's left to the officer to interpret. And I think we all know what what amounts to
1320B4U
05-07-2015, 09:28 PM
Out of everything posted, the bagel and cream cheese bit pisses me off as well. I like 'less spread'..please do not build up the cream cheese like its boars heads' finest. Cream cheese (imo) is like mayo or mustard, less is more.
..oh, and people that refuse to grow up. Stop living at home when your 30++++, move on w/the rest of your life. If you run into a hard patch that is fine, but refusing to leave after a few years b/c one doesn't have a game plan is downright crazy. I have a few friends that like that (or used to). Stop driving something that costs more than what's in your 401k, there is plenty of time to acquire fun ***** when your more liquid, we're too old to be that stupid. 40 is coming up quick. I've learned to surround yourself w/positivity, which is so much more healthy for body and mind.
bubba428
05-08-2015, 01:03 AM
Cry babies.... Grown men who cry about things like children......
sweetbmxrider
05-08-2015, 07:21 AM
Bubba!
bubba428
05-08-2015, 01:04 PM
Still alive.
JL8Jeff
05-09-2015, 09:39 AM
My job/company, people in NJ can't drive (and half of them of from PA), the roads are a POS and there are too many stupid traffic lights! And I only have a 10 minute drive to work and it still grinds my gears. And who's this Bubba character?
heavy_chevy29
05-09-2015, 06:06 PM
-in general, people. more specifically the people that feel the need to voice their opinion when it really is not necessary.
- people who drive really slow, or text, or are on the phone
-people who talk extremely loud when on a cell phone in a public place. like they are some how showing the world how important they really are.
- people who have a CDL that can't back a truck and trailer up in a timely fashion (or drive the truck in general).
-anyone I used to work for
- customers that need things fixed the same day and bitch about the price (when i show up to their house and complete the repair same day)
-gas prices
-anything government related (especially OBAMA CARE)
-paying taxes
-lack of quality in products compared to 20-30 years ago
-the fact that society accepts that lack of quality is ok
-anything insurance related
-the cream cheese thing is a good one
-the one thing that really gets me going is when you are standing on line at a store (what ever it may be). there is a big line. everyone is waiting to pay and leave, but there is one ******* that feels the need to pay with change, exact change, or won't leave the counter until they count and verify the change that was given. for some reason this sole act really gets under my skin more so than the rest
thats just the tip of the ice burg. i could go on for days.
Featherburner
05-09-2015, 06:22 PM
-in general, people. more specifically the people that feel the need to voice their opinion when it really is not necessary.
- people who drive really slow, or text, or are on the phone
-people who talk extremely loud when on a cell phone in a public place. like they are some how showing the world how important they really are.
- people who have a CDL that can't back a truck and trailer up in a timely fashion (or drive the truck in general).
-anyone I used to work for
- customers that need things fixed the same day and bitch about the price (when i show up to their house and complete the repair same day)
-gas prices
-anything government related (especially OBAMA CARE)
-paying taxes
-lack of quality in products compared to 20-30 years ago
-the fact that society accepts that lack of quality is ok
-anything insurance related
-the cream cheese thing is a good one
-the one thing that really gets me going is when you are standing on line at a store (what ever it may be). there is a big line. everyone is waiting to pay and leave, but there is one ******* that feels the need to pay with change, exact change, or won't leave the counter until they count and verify the change that was given. for some reason this sole act really gets under my skin more so than the rest
thats just the tip of the ice burg. i could go on for days.Stress much? LOL.
heavy_chevy29
05-09-2015, 07:16 PM
theres just a few things in life that annoy me. LOL. believe it or not i'm a pretty calm person
1320B4U
05-09-2015, 08:29 PM
Interested in the lack of quality items now than 30 years ago. Just wanted to see what you meant being it was the 80's where quality wasn't known to be that great.
BigAls87Z28
05-10-2015, 10:17 AM
Interested in the lack of quality items now than 30 years ago. Just wanted to see what you meant being it was the 80's where quality wasn't known to be that great.
I think things are built better now than they have ever been.
I associate that with the same "the (insert government agency) killed the muscle car!" or "things are too damn expensive now!" rant.
In fact, people who say things like the aforementioned quotes grind my gears.
heavy_chevy29
05-10-2015, 03:12 PM
its simply an opinion which is neither right or wrong. you are right that in the 80s things weren't that great quality wise (keep in mind i was born in 85). so i should have worded that a bit differently. i do strongly feel that quality issues in general are lacking these day and people seem to be ok with it. maybe i have high standards. maybe i'm crazy, but i run into this on a daily basis. i work in the home service business and i meet a lot of people. i generally think that the older products are simpler and last longer. don't get me wrong, there are a ton of things that are way better due to the technology that we have today, but the thread isn't titled "what does not grind your gears". so i do stand corrected, 20-30 years may not be the best example. maybe more like form the 50s-70s. even the people had better attitudes.
qwikz28
05-10-2015, 03:13 PM
A recent one I thought of is people that stand too closely when in line at a retail store, or coffee shop, etc. A little personal space is greatly appreciated, and tailgating isn't going to make the line go quicker. Recently, a larger gentleman was behind my fiance and I in a chipotle-style restaurant where you work your way down a line. His belly was nearly touching her and although she was less bothered by it, she saw I was about to explode so she stepped to the side. I just don't understand why...
sweetbmxrider
05-10-2015, 04:48 PM
I think I understand what he is saying. There was a higher level of quality in products, be it tools, cars, appliances, etc. Things from 50+ years ago still work exactly the same today. Things from 5-10 years ago have already been replaced again. There is no lasting quality. I have lots of old power tools from my grandfather and they work perfectly. There was a certain simplicity to things along with quality materials and assembly.
NastyEllEssWon
05-10-2015, 05:28 PM
everything is disposable these days. even cars. you get in an accident, it folds right up and you get a new one. thats todays mindset. its always newer, bigger and better. things back in the day were at least designed with longevity in mind. thats no longer an important part of research and development these days.
keeping with the theme of the thread though...
What grinds my gears?
Al. Goddammit. Al grinds my gears. :nod:
NJ Torque
05-10-2015, 08:46 PM
everything. haha
LTb1ow
05-11-2015, 07:15 AM
People who fly up behind you, tailgate you to all hell, and expect you to immediately merge right into the car next to you so they can pass.
Blackbirdws6
05-11-2015, 08:13 AM
Professional businesses not setting proper expectations regarding turnaround time. If you give me a date, make it happen or give me a call to let me know what's happening. I don't need a daily update but a courtesy call would go a long way.
This extends to customer service in general. It's pretty bad nowadays.
NJ Torque
05-11-2015, 09:52 AM
Getting a simple pizza/chinese/take out order correct.
greenformula92
05-12-2015, 03:09 PM
Doctors that don't call you back even though they are aware of the chronic uncomfortable problem you have been having since the middle of march
unstable bob gable
05-12-2015, 09:28 PM
Cancer Creeps who smoke where I have to breath it. I don't care if they do it in their cars, homes, in smokers
lounges, etc. But when I need to enter an establishment that looks like it's on fire because of all the wanna be Marlboro men n' women puffin' away around the door, then there is gonna be trouble!!!
Frosty
05-13-2015, 08:04 AM
Threads like this. ;) :D
3.4 grape of wrath
05-20-2015, 04:13 PM
Lazy ass ppl who leave one sheet of toilet paper on the roll so they don't have to change it. Lazy ass ppl who can't screw a cap all the way closed on a drink container and put it back in the fridge. Lazy ass ppl who clog a toilet and leave it for someone else to plunge.
Lazy ass ppl in general.
unstable bob gable
05-20-2015, 04:33 PM
Having to press "1" for English. I shouldn't have to press any dayum buttons to get English!!!!!
NJSPEEDER
05-28-2015, 11:02 AM
Working with people that know the right answer but reach out to me anyway instead of just moving forward already knowing what I will tell them or whiat reference i will point them to.
Blackbirdws6
05-28-2015, 12:28 PM
Having to chase people to spend my money.
LTb1ow
05-28-2015, 01:23 PM
No AC at work.
sweetbmxrider
05-28-2015, 02:07 PM
No AC at work.
Don't be a girl. I've never had a/c at work.
LTb1ow
05-28-2015, 02:43 PM
You work outside for the most part, I work in a stagnant hot box. Can't wear shorts either.
Afghanistan didnt have AC
foxriderry
05-28-2015, 03:27 PM
hahahahahaha ^ +1 my hooch didnt have AC, and my tank definitely didnt have AC
sweetbmxrider
05-28-2015, 06:55 PM
You work outside for the most part, I work in a stagnant hot box. Can't wear shorts either.
Yes, those days where there isn't a cloud in the sky or a breeze in the air. Envy me :-x
Grifter
05-31-2015, 07:57 AM
Being flat rate but getting treated like I'm hourly.
Close talkers.
Nosey people.
unstable bob gable
05-31-2015, 10:01 AM
Drivers who are too lazy to use turn signals.
Blackbirdws6
05-31-2015, 10:49 AM
Went to install a new on-car adjustable panhard bar on the bird. Lined it up with the old non-adj aftermarket unit and noticed the factory bolts (shouldered) do not go through the rotojoint. Ok....I will just go get new bolts I guess. Got new bolts, ready to bolt this thing in and noticed the rotojoint is 2.5" in diameter. The space provided by the factory bracket is 2.0".....nice. Left the garage and sent my email to customer service.
sweetbmxrider
05-31-2015, 08:05 PM
Friends who say they'll break your quadcopter and don't :|
ar0ck
06-01-2015, 09:34 AM
hahahahahaha ^ +1 my hooch didnt have AC, and my tank definitely didnt have AC
My MRAP had ghetto AC, the engineers rigged HVAC to have fans blow through a cooler full of ice and Rip Its :lol:
My latest gear grinder is people not admitting to simply not wanting to participate in plans and just avoiding the situation entirely. Just say you have other plans, don't dodge it!
NJSPEEDER
06-01-2015, 09:44 AM
Radio in new car stopped working and I was told i have to drop it off during the week and take a loaner because "they can't handle that kind of thing on a saturday" WTF? Is checking a few connectors or swapping a head unit somehow more difficult on a saturday than other days of the week?
NJSPEEDER
06-02-2015, 08:25 AM
New car timay?
Yup, transmission in the Olds finally gave up about 2 months ago. 2015 Nissan Versa, possibly the least exciting car I have ever owned but averaging 43mpg is nice.
maroman88
06-02-2015, 09:13 AM
people that part out perfectly good cars -____- lol
people that part out perfectly good cars -____- lol
:fluffy:
LTb1ow
06-03-2015, 06:31 AM
People who have a long entrance ramp, and then choose to pace you right until the lane ends, jump in front of you, and proceed to go ten under long enough for you to slam your brakes, and then all of sudden the idiot remembers what a gas pedal does.
Kills me.
unstable bob gable
06-06-2015, 09:33 PM
Dooshie guys and the women who love them. I'm sitting in Hoolihans and this hottie comes in and sits next to me. I start chatting her up, but then her butt weezel of a boyfriend comes in. Wanna be gangsta straight outa Bridgewater. I just wanna smack him off the bar stool and take his girl. Ye Gods, what is wrong with this world?????
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